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1 S.I. 1960/1103 National Insurance (Non-participation - Part II Assurance of Equivalent Pension Benefits) Regulations 1960 Regulation No NATIONAL INSURANCE The National Insurance (Non-participation - Assurance of Equivalent Pension Benefits) Regulations 1960 (as applied to the Island by the National Insurance (Isle of Man) (Non-participation - Assurance of Equivalent Pension Benefits) Regulations 1961) [Only those regulation continuing in force by virtue of regulation 3 of and Schedule 3 to S.I. 1974/2057 are set out here. (GC156/75) The reader's attention is particularly drawn to the modifications of those regulations contained in regulation 9 of S.I. 1974/2057 (GC156/75).] Part II - Interruption and end of service, and time for payment in lieu of contributions 2. End of period of service and disregard of interruptions (2) Subject to the following provisions of this regulation, a person's employment shall not be treated, for the purpose of the said provisions of Part II of the Act of 1959, as having come to an end unless thirteen contribution weeks have elapsed since the termination of a period of contribution liability in relation to the employment, and in that event the employment shall be treated as having come to an end upon that termination. (3) Where, after the termination of a period of contribution liability in relation to a person's employment, either - a new period of contribution liability begins in relation to that employment after an interruption not exceeding thirteen contribution weeks; or the interruption is brought to an end by the person's death before the expiration of thirteen contribution weeks; the interruption shall be disregarded and the employment shall not be treated, for the purpose of the said provisions of Part II of the Act of 1959, as having come to an end upon that termination and shall, subject to the provisions of regulation 3, be treated for that purpose as having continued during the interruption and, where the person has so died, as having come to an end by his death. Provided that this paragraph shall not apply in a case to which paragraph (5) applies. (4) The Department may, subject to and in accordance with the provisions of regulation 18, extend the period of thirteen weeks referred to in the foregoing provisions of this regulation, and in that event those provisions shall, subject to the provisions of paragraph (5) of regulation 18, apply with the substitution of the extended period for the said period of thirteen weeks and the assurance period shall begin at the end of that extended period and subject to the provisions of that regulation, end thirteen weeks thereafter. (5) A person and his employer may, at any time within thirteen weeks after the termination of a period of contribution liability in relation to the person's employment, together give the Department notice in writing that they wish the employment to be treated, for the purpose of the said provisions of Part II of the Act of 1959, as having come to an end upon that termination and, if such notice is given the employment shall be treated for that purpose as having come to an end upon that termination. [July 98]

2 S.I. 1960/1103 National Insurance (Non-participation - Part II Assurance of Equivalent Pension Benefits) Regulations 1960 Regulations 2-4 Provided that this paragraph shall not apply if a new period of contribution liability has begun in relation to the employment without any such notice having been given, or if, after such notice has been given, but before a payment in lieu of contributions has been made in respect of the person's period of service, either the person and the employer together give the Department written notice withdrawing the notice under this paragraph or the person dies. (6) If either - a person's employment becomes a non-participating employment in the course of his service in it, and a period of contribution liability in relation to that employment is not then current; or in any other case, the beginning of a person's period of service in a non-participating employment occurs in such circumstances as not to fall in a period of contribution liability in relation to that employment; and in either case no such period of contribution liability has begun before the end of the first contribution week beginning in his period of service in non-participating employment, the foregoing provisions of this regulation shall apply as if the termination of a period of contribution liability had occurred immediately before the beginning of that contribution week. (7) Nothing in the foregoing provisions of this regulation shall prevent a person's period of service in non-participating employment from being treated, for the purpose of the said provisions of Part II of the Act of 1959, as having come to an end when either - the employment ceases to be a non-participating employment; or the employer dies and the employment is not treated under regulations made under that Act as continuing under a new employer; unless in either of those events the period of service falls, under the said foregoing provisions, to be treated for that purpose as having come to an end at some earlier date. 3. Employment not treated as continuing during interruption A person's employer may, after the end of that person's period of service in a non-participating employment and not later than the end of the assurance period, give the Department notice in writing that he wishes the employment not to be treated, for the purpose of the provisions of Part II of the Act of 1959 relating to the making of a payment in lieu of contributions at the end of such a period of service, as having continued during such number of contribution weeks as may be specified in the notice, being contribution weeks during which it would, apart from this regulation, fall, under paragraph (3) of regulation 2, to be treated for that purpose as having continued, and, if such a notice is given, the employment shall not be so treated as having continued during those weeks. Provided that - no such notice shall include any contribution weeks in a contribution year where the number of contribution weeks in that year during which the employment would so fall to be treated as having continued is three of less; and where that number of contribution weeks exceeds three, at least three of those weeks shall be excluded from the notice; 4. Notice of end of employment Where a person's period of service in a non-participating employment - falls to be treated, for the purpose of the provisions of Part II of the Act of 1959 relating to the making of a payment in lieu of contributions at the end of such a period, as having come to an end; or [July 98]

3 S.I. 1960/1103 National Insurance (Non-participation - Part II - Regulation 4 - Assurance of Equivalent Pension Benefits) Regulations 1960 Part III - Regulation 7 would fall to be so treated for that purpose but for the provisions of subsection (4) of section 9 of that Act (which subsection provides that, for the purpose of any liability to make a payment in lieu of contributions, two employments are in certain cases to be treated as a single continuous employment); it shall be the duty of the employer to give the Department notice in writing to that effect within the assurance period. Provided that - (i) (ii) this regulation shall not apply where notice under paragraph (5) of regulation 2 has been given by the person and his employer, or, in a case such as is referred to in paragraph of this regulation, if both employments are under the same employer and the same recognised superannuation scheme relates to both; and a notice of application for an extension or further extension of the period of thirteen contribution weeks referred to in paragraphs (2) and (3) of regulation 2 shall, if the application is not granted, be deemed to be a notice for the purpose of this regulation. 6. Time for payment in lieu of contributions A payment in lieu of contributions in respect of an insured person, who, when his period of service in non-participating employment comes to an end otherwise than be his death, is not assured of equivalent pension benefits in respect of that period, shall become due a the end of the assurance period. Part III - Assurance of benefits 7. Conditions of assurance of equivalent pension benefits (1) Subject to the provisions of paragraph (4) of regulation 10, for the purpose of the provisions of Part II of the Act 1959 relating to the making of a payment in lieu of contributions at the end of a person's period of service in a non-participating employment, a person who at the end of his service in a non-participating employment has equivalent pension benefits in respect of it, to which he either is absolutely and indefeasibly entitled or would be so entitled by for their being capable of being terminated or suspended for any cause prescribed for the purpose of paragraph of subsection (1) of section 8 of the Act of 1959 (which subsection contains conditions governing equivalent pension benefits), shall be deemed to be assured of those benefits if, and shall be deemed not to be assured of them unless - the benefits are secured, and provision is made for their payment, under or by virtue of the appropriate recognised superannuation scheme, and, where that scheme is a non-statutory scheme, the benefits are secured by irrevocable trust, contract of assurance or annuity contract which satisfied paragraph (1) or (2) of regulation 3 of the Benefits and Schemes Regulations, being a trust or contract enforceable by that person (or by some other person as trustee for him) against the responsible paying authority; and a certificate of assurance given by the responsible paying authority containing the particulars specified in the Schedule to these regulations has been delivered without charge to the person by the person's employer in the non-participating employment. Provided that in the case of a non-statutory scheme where the responsible paying authority are the trustees or other person or body mentioned in the proviso to head of the definition of that expression in paragraph (2) of regulation 1 of these regulations, the delivery of a certificate of assurance given by them shall not be deemed to satisfy this condition if at the end of the period of service the scheme had ceased to satisfy the requirements of the Act of 1959 for being a recognised superannuation scheme. [July 98]

4 S.I. 1960/1103 National Insurance (Non-participation - Part III - Regulation 7 - Assurance of Equivalent Pension Benefits) Regulations 1960 Part IV - Regulation 10 (2) A certificate of assurance required by this regulation to be delivered to any person shall be treated as duly delivered if sent by registered post addressed to him as his usual or last-known address, and shall be treated as having effect from the end of the person's service if it is delivered to him not later than the end of the assurance period. 8. Information to be furnished by employer and responsible paying authority (1) For the purpose of determining any question whether, at the end of a person's period of service in a non-participating employment, an insured person is assured of equivalent benefits in respect of it, his employer in that employment shall furnish to the Department a copy of any certificate of assurance delivered by him to the insured person in respect of the period of service, and such other certificates, documents, information and evidence as the Department may reasonably require. (2) Any responsible paying authority by whom a certificate of assurance has been issued in accordance with the requirements of the foregoing regulation shall inform the Department of any change in their name or description or principal place of business, as soon as may be practicable after the change. 9. Period for exercise of options, etc For the purpose of regulation 7 of these regulations, the following option if exercised, or any of the following things if done, in accordance with the rules of the appropriate recognised superannuation scheme, after the end of a person's service in a non-participating employment, in relation to his retirement benefits in respect of that service, shall, if exercised or done not later than the end of the assurance period and before the making of any payment in lieu of contributions in respect of the period of his service be treated as having effect from the end of that service, that is to say - (d) any option exercised by the employer or that person; any other thing done under or in respect of any trust, contract of assurance, insurance policy or annuity contract relating to the equivalent pension benefits; the payment of any arrears of contributions by anyone liable or entitled to pay them; the admission or re-admission of that person to membership of the said scheme or other qualification for benefit thereunder where his membership had ceased or the said scheme had become the appropriate recognised superannuation scheme in relation to him before the end of the period of his service. Part IV - Consecutive and concurrent employments 10. Conditions for treating two employments as a single continuous employment (1) For the purpose of paragraph of subsection (4) of section 9 of the Act of 1959 (which paragraph provides for prescribing the period within which a person, on the coming to an end of service in one non-participating employment, must enter another non-participating employment, if the two employments are to be treated as a single continuous employment as provided by that subsection) the prescribed period shall be until the end of the assurance period relating to the previous employment. (2) The provisions of the said subsection (4) (which provides that, for the purpose of any liability to make a payment in lieu of contributions, two employments are in certain cases to be treated as a single continuous employment) shall not apply, save in a case where both employments are under the same employer, unless the certificate described in regulation 11 is given and delivered in accordance with that regulation. (3) Paragraph of the said subsection (4) (which requires that service in the previous employment is service qualifying a person for equivalent pension benefits under the recognised superannuation scheme relating to his new employment) shall not apply in any case where - [July 98]

5 S.I. 1960/1103 National Insurance (Non-participation - Part IV Assurance of Equivalent Pension Benefits) Regulations 1960 Regulations (d) the previous employment and the new employment are both employments of any class to which section 12 of the Act of 1959 (which relates to certain statutory superannuation schemes) applies, and are in different such classes; and the appropriate Department has in each case by regulations under subsection (1) of the said section 12 directed that elections with a view to the issue, variation, cancellation or surrender or certificates under Part II of the Act of 1959 shall be made and revoked by him instead of by the employer; and certificates under the said Part II relating to those employments have been issued to the appropriate Department and remain in force, and the recognised superannuation schemes by virtue of which those certificates were issued were established by or under the enactments specified in the Second Schedule to the Act of 1959 in the entries relating respectively to the previous employment and the new employment; and such provision is made by those schemes (including provision by the scheme relating to the new employment for taking into account in any manner the service in the previous employment) that, were they to be treated as together constituting a single recognised superannuation scheme relating to both employments, the provisions of the said paragraphs would be satisfied. (4) Where to or more employments are treated as a single continuous employment by virtue of the foregoing paragraph, the reference in paragraph (1) of regulation 7 to the appropriate recognised superannuation scheme shall include a reference to a recognised superannuation scheme relating to a previous employment making such provision as falls to be taken into account under sub-paragraph (d) of the foregoing paragraph, and the provisions of regulation 7 and of the Schedule shall apply subject to the necessary modifications. 11. Certificate to be furnished for the purpose of section 9(4) of the Act of 1959 (1) Where in any case the provisions of paragraphs,, and (d) of subsection (4) of section 9 of the Act of 1959 are satisfied or, if the provisions of paragraph of the said subsection do not apply by virtue of paragraph (3) of regulation 10 of these regulations, the provisions of paragraphs, and (d) of the said subsection (4) are satisfied, the certificate described in the following provisions of this regulation shall, save in a case where both employments are under the same employer and the same recognised superannuation scheme relates to both, be given and delivered in accordance with those provisions. (2) Subject to the provisions of the next following paragraph, the certificate referred to in the foregoing paragraph shall be given by the responsible paying authority of the recognised superannuation scheme relating to the new employment and shall contain the following particulars - the period of service in the previous employment (including any earlier employment treated as continuous therewith under subsection (4) of section 9 of the Act of 1959); the equivalent pension benefits for which the service in the previous employment qualifies the person employed under the recognised superannuation scheme relating to the new employment (or if paragraph (3) of regulation 10 applies, under the recognised superannuation schemes relating to both employments) and the manner in which it so qualified him, and, where the qualification is contingent on the like assumptions in relation to his new employment as are to be made under subsections (2) and (3) of section 8 of the Act of 1959, what those assumptions are; and if that scheme is a non-statutory scheme, the manner in which the provisions of paragraph of subsection (4) of section 8 of the Act of 1959 (which contains conditions under which a scheme or arrangement, other than one established by Act of Parliament or of the Parliament of Northern Ireland or other instrument having the force of law, is a recognised superannuation scheme) are satisfied in relation to those benefits. [July 98]

6 S.I. 1960/1103 National Insurance (Non-participation - Part IV - Regulation 11 - Assurance of Equivalent Pension Benefits) Regulations 1960 Part V - Regulation 17 (3) The Department may by a direction in writing dispense with or modify the requirements of the foregoing paragraph in relation to any statutory scheme. (4) A certificate as provided in paragraph (1) of this regulation shall be given by the responsible paying authority to the employer in the previous employment not later than the end of the assurance period relating to the previous employment, and that employer shall deliver it to the Department and a copy thereof to the insured person not later than the end of that period. Part V - Employer's right of recovery 16. Employer's right of recovery in respect of payments in lieu of contributions For the purpose of subsection (3) of section 10 of the Act of 1959 (which subsection provides for increasing by such amount as may be prescribed the amount which may be recovered under that section by an employer, on making a payment in lieu of contributions, from a refund of certain payments made under a recognised superannuation scheme, in certain cases where under subsection (4) of section 9 of the Act of 1959 the insured person's service in any previous employment is treated in fixing the payment in lieu of contributions as service in the employment in respect of which the refund is made) the prescribed amount shall be the sum of 3s. 8d. in the case of a man and the sum of 4s. 5 1/2d. in the case of a woman, multiplied by the number of contribution weeks beginning in the period of that person's service which is so treated under the said subsection (4). 17. Delay in refund for purposes of employer's right of recovery (1) Where on the coming to an end of an insured person's service in a non-participating employment he (or, by virtue of a connection with him, any other person) is or may be entitled to a refund of any payments made under a recognised superannuation scheme, by or in respect of him towards the provision of benefits under the scheme, the following provisions of this regulation shall apply for the purpose of enabling any right of recovery conferred by section 10 of the Act of 1959 (which relates to an employer's rights against an insured person in respect of a payment in lieu of contributions) to be exercised. (2) Where in such a case a payment in lieu of contributions falls to be made in respect of the insured person under the Act of 1959 or would so fall to be made if the insured person were not assured of equivalent pension benefits in respect of his period of service, the person liable for the refund shall not, after he has been given such notice for the purpose of this regulation as is hereinafter described (hereafter in this regulation called a "notice of delay"), make the refund in whole or in part until the expiration of the period of delay specified in paragraph (3) of this regulation. (3) The period of delay referred to in paragraph (2) of this regulation shall be the period beginning with the giving of the notice of delay and ending with - whichever shall first occur. the expiration of four weeks after the making of the payment in lieu of contributions or any part of it; or the expiration of four weeks after the end of the assurance period; or such date as the Department may direct having regard to any evidence that the insured person is assured of equivalent pension benefits in respect of his period of service; (4) A notice of delay shall be a notice in writing given by the person who is or would be liable for the payment in lieu of contributions (hereafter in this regulation called "the employer"), relating either to a particular case or to a class or classes of cases and containing the following particulars - the name of the insured person or such particulars as will sufficiently identify the class or classes or cases concerned; such particulars as will sufficiently identify the refund or refunds concerned; and [July 98]

7 S.I. 1960/1103 National Insurance (Non-participation - Part V - Regulation 17 - Assurance of Equivalent Pension Benefits) Regulations 1960 Part VI - Regulation 18 a memorandum in a form approved by the Department giving brief particulars of the effect of paragraphs (2) and (3) of this regulation. (5) Every employer who has given a notice of delay shall from time to time inform any person to whom he has given that notice of the ending of the period of delay in relation to any refund affected by the notice. Part VI - Miscellaneous provisions 18. Extension of temporary interruptions and of assurance periods (1) Subject to the following provisions of this regulation, the Department, on application being made to it, may, for the purpose of paragraphs (2) and (3) of regulation 2, in any particular case or class of cases extend the period of thirteen contribution weeks referred to in those paragraphs for such further period or periods as the Department shall from time to time direct, so, however, that no extension - shall prolong the said period to more than one hundred and thirty weeks in all; or shall be granted save in the following cases, that is to say, (i) the insured person's incapacity for work, where the Department is satisfied that but for the incapacity the employment would continue or have continued; or (ii) [Head (ii) revoked by regulation 3 of S.I. 1963/1265 from 29 July 1963.] (iii) any other case in which the Department, having regard to whether the insured person retains membership of the recognised superannuation scheme relating to the employment or other qualification for benefit thereunder and to any other relevant circumstances, is satisfied that the interruption can be regarded as temporary. (2) Subject as aforesaid, the Department, on application being made to it, may, for the purpose of all or any of the provisions of these regulations which require or authorise or make other provision with respect to the making of a payment in lieu of contributions, the giving of any notice or the doing of any other thing within (or not later than the end of) an assurance period, in any particular case or class of cases extend the assurance period for such further period or periods as he shall from time to time direct, so however, that no such extension shall prolong the assurance period to more than sixty-five weeks in all. (5) Where at the end of any extension allowed in accordance with the provisions of paragraph (1) of this regulation no further such extension is allowed, but a new period of contribution liability has not begun in relation to the employment and the insured person is still living, the employment shall be treated, for the purpose of the provisions of Part II of the Act of 1959 relating to the making of a payment in lieu of contributions at the end of a person's period of service in a non-participating employment, as having come to an end upon the termination of the period of contribution liability or upon such later date, not being later than the end of the extension, as the Department shall direct; and where the date on which the employment is so treated as having come to an end is a later date than the termination of the period of contribution liability, the provisions of regulation 3 shall apply to any contribution weeks in the intervening period as though they were weeks during which the employment would, apart from that regulation, fall to be treated for that purpose as having continued under paragraph (3) of regulation 2. Provided that, in the case to which the provisions of paragraph (6) of regulation 2 apply, the references in this paragraph to the termination of the period of contribution liability shall be construed as references to the end of the contribution week immediately preceding the first contribution week beginning in the person's period of service. [July 98]

8 S.I. 1960/1103 National Insurance (Non-participation - Part VI - Regulation 19 - Assurance of Equivalent Pension Benefits) Regulations 1960 Schedule Offences If any person fails without reasonable cause to give notice in accordance with the requirements of regulation 4 or to observe or perform any condition imposed on him in accordance with the requirements of paragraph (3) of regulation 18, he shall for such offence be liable on summary conviction to a penalty not exceeding 10, or where the offence consists of continuing any such failure after conviction thereof, 10 together with a further 10 for each day on which it is so continued. Schedule 1 - Particulars to be given in a certificate of assurance (Regulation 7) 1. The names and addresses of the responsible paying authority for the purpose of sub-paragraph of paragraph (1) of regulation 7 and the insured person, and the period of the insured person's service for the purpose of the provisions of Part II of the Act of 1959 relating to the making of a payment in lieu of contributions at the end of person's period of service in a non-participating employment. 2. The name or such other particulars as will sufficiently identify the recognised superannuation scheme, and the retirement benefits by way of pension payable under that scheme in relation to that period of service, or such part of them as has to be taken into account to constitute them equivalent pension benefits. 3. The place, time and manner of payment of such benefits, dates as from which such benefits are payable, and the person to whom they are payable, and, where that person is not the insured person, a statement that that person is a trustee of the benefits so payable for the insured person. 4. A statement in such form as the Department shall approve that the insured person is absolutely and indefeasibly entitled to the benefits to which the certificate relates under or by virtue of the recognised superannuation scheme (or would be so entitled but for their being capable of being terminated or suspended for any cause prescribed for the purpose of paragraph of subsection (1) of section 8 of the Act of 1959), and that those benefits are equivalent pension benefits for the purpose of Part II of the Act of 1959 in relation to the period of the insured person's service, and that they are secured in such manner and such provision is made for their payment as to make the insured person assured of them for the purpose of the provisions of the said Part II relating to the making of a payment in lieu of contributions at the end of a person's period of service in a non-participating employment. [July 98]

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